Oklahoma City, OK, USA
4 reviews$1500 - $3500 / Day
Request a demoIancu (Bunee) Tomlinson, born in Romania and adopted to the U.S. at six, has been producing film and video content in Oklahoma for over 10 years. He studied film production at OCCC in Oklahoma City and earned a BFA in film from Santa Fe University of Art and Design in 2018. His documentary Bunee: The Boy from Constanta was shown at the Cannes Film Festival. He won a Heartland Emmy for directing Boomtown: An American Journey. Bunee has directed projects like The Margarita Trail for Santa Fe Tourism and biopics for New Mexico Platinum Music Awards recipients. His award-winning documentary New Mexico Rain, which tells the story of Bill and Bonnie Hearne, has been featured in numerous festivals, winning the Judges Choice Award at Doc Sunback and Best Documentary and Best Music Score at Sunny Side Up Film Festival.
March • 2023
Bunee was great to work with. Very communicative leading up to the shoot, and flexible as our dates and times kept changing. He also remained flexible on the day, as weather and other factors impacted the shoot schedule and plan. He checked in proactively about our needs and delivered everything on the same day as the shoot! B-roll quality is good, despite difficult fast-moving conditions, and the interviews look and sound professional. Highly recommend Bunee!
October • 2022
Iancu is a true professional - timely, communicative, great artistic style, and top grade gear. Hope to continue working with him!
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